Customs By-Laws 2023

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Department of Home Affairs

This item is authorised by the following title:

Customs Act 1901

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F2023L00366

29 March 2023 - 31 March 2023

Table of contents

Part 1—Preliminary
Part 2—Goods of a scientific, educational or cultural kind
Part 3—Goods for international bodies or persons or goods relating to offshore areas
Part 4—Goods that are personal effects
- 25 Goods imported by members of the forces of Canada or the United Kingdom (paragraph (d) of item 15)
Part 5—Goods that are returned to Australia
Part 6—Goods that are to be exported to Australia
Part 7—Goods that are donations or bequests
- 33 Goods donated or bequeathed for disaster relief purposes by persons or companies outside Australia (item 23)
- 34 Goods donated or bequeathed to the public or a public institution (item 23)
Part 8—Goods that are trophies, decorations, medallions, certificates or prizes
- 35 Trophies, decorations, medallions, certificates or prizes (item 25)
Part 9—Goods of low value
- 36 Goods of low value (item 26)
- 37 Samples (item 27)
Part 10—Goods for persons with disabilities
- 38 Assistive equipment for persons with disabilities (item 28)
- 39 Goods to which Annex E of the Florence Agreement and or Protocol applies (item 29)
Part 11—Goods that are textiles, clothing or footwear
Part 12—Goods relating to transport
- 58 Parts of vessels, or materials for use in the construction, modification or repair of vessels exceeding 150 gross construction tons (item 35)
- 59 Used or second-hand passenger motor vehicles (item 37)
Part 13—Goods that are robots or prototypes
- 60 Robots, or parts or accessories that are suitable for use solely or principally with such robots (item 42)
Part 14—Goods relating to manufacturing
Part 15—Goods exempt from the Product Stewardship Oil Levy
Part 16—Miscellaneous goods
- 73 Handicrafts (item 54)

Customs By-Laws 2023

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